Lloyd Campbell Bird High School - Talon Yearbook (Chesterfield, VA)

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angin’ loose, Jeff Tipton trusts Ken- dall Bess and Jimmy Pe- terson for support. Friendship. Bite. recious and few are the minutes friends and more than friends have to share between classes, during lunch, or before and after school. Plans must be made for those Friday nights, friends crowd together to admire rings and give the tra- ditional turn, special friends just enjoy walking to class hand in hand. Decorum is called for as students Close-up for those bright smiles of Stuart Ranson and Angel Ingalls. elk's Spal? AA are reminded that the . halls are not ‘Bird | Airport’’ and that you will, indeed, see that person in less than an hour. Certainly, the relationship can weather such a lengthy separation. The ups and downs of romance and friend- ships are a large part of growing up. Those friends will remain as special as is this time they share.

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158 ooking like a perfect double date, Tom Law- rence, Shelly Glassco and Tony Mullins with Melissa Ellis. pecial riends, Yvonne Bissett and Jason Felice. hy is) Steve Skelton giv- ing Heidi $pence bunny ears? Nice to give presents, right? and in hand, Jennifer Hair- field and John Wel- lons head for home. a Es Sass ae aT Te CaN ere W:: it love at first sight? Ask Tonya Edmonds and Al Slade.

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e 160 How do YOU spend your free time? ven though it feels like forever some- times, the six hours we spend at school are only a small part of our time. Everyone has differ- ent ways they spend the rest of their time. Some people use that time to make money at a part- time job. Many others find more fun ways to spend it. The surfers at Bird try to get down to the waves as much as possible. While they have to head to the beach to have their fun, most skaters look for the nearest wall, sidewalk, or just about anything else that doesn’t move! Per- forming difficult moves is a big part of skating, like Jon Johnston’s handstand atop his board. As with the skaters, freestylers can go just about any- where to have fun, as long as they have space. David Dunn shows his skill on a bike by balancing on the handlebars. Between school and fun, it’s hard to keep it all straight, but the students here at Bird seem to have perfected that balance — in more ways than one! Above: Showing off a few of their boards, a group of surfers share the spotlight with Jennifer Hall. emeearorens S enior Kameron Mickelson spends some of his free time working at Cinnabon. ee a. eect eel oer nant eneee job at Chesterfield Towne Centre Food Court keeps Jeff DeRyder busy.